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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-07

particularly harm anyone, but the tseach.
erylof the Missouri canses parents to wor.
ry over the possible fate Of their boys.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Yankton building loan association was
hold at the secretary's office last night.
The semi annual reports of the secretary
and treasurer were given and accepted
by the association. These reports show
q remarkable increase in the business of
the association and furnish evidence of
what the institution will be in the fu-
fure. Applications for loans amounting
to $500 were accepted.
The following bit OF information will
make some Yankton men tear their hair.
On the train which vent east this after
noon over the Milwaukee, the man who
sold bogus Jewelry to Yankton verdants
some weeks sgo was o passenger. He
was asked by the reporter il he had any
word to send to the local chain gang, to
which he replied, ayes; tell 'em / love
en- all, especially that deputy United
States marshal who bought a ohain along
with the other chumps." The fakir had
evidently made a good haul, as his face
beamed with smiles and his pockets rat.
tied with silver,
A demooratio citizen who had
not visited the insane asylum since it
wss placed under the management of
Or. Cravens took occasion to go
through the institution ON the fourth.
"a says the Improvement is almost
past belief. BE found there not q lunatlc
asylum, but a home for a happy family
Of people with nothing to remind them
of their unfortunate condition. The
house was wide open and the patients
were permitted to roam about and en-
JOY tho soothing luxerles of shaded
lawns, flowers, birds, music and games
aud social gatherings. Under this
humane treatment the number Of cures
has largely increased and none of the
inmates have any desire to escape.
Mons. Leroy, the aerialist, enter
tanned a large audience in this city last
evening on Third street, and that the
audience was entertained there is no
doubt. Mr.. Leroy since visiting Yank.
ton two years ago has made many adj
vance steps in his tight rope epecislties
and his performance last night was
truly wonderful. This man who walks o
high rope for a livelihood is All educated
and genial gentleman and his storiee re.
garding his mid-air adventures are
enough to make q persons hair raise.
He has walked across many of the widest,
and deepest chasms in America, and
soon goes to Australia for a five years
tour. He will appear ct z O'Clock this
evening at the same place in this CITY,
and will carry a man across the rope on
his back and perform other difficult
feats.
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semi-LocaI

Cakes (Datota) Herald: On Wednes-
day evening the citizens OF Cakes as
sembied ut the Vinkle House and-gave
a reception and supper to cur fellow
townsman Mr.. T. +. Marshall and cele-
brated the advent of the Minneapolis 4
Pacific railroad. Mr.. M, has worked hard
and earnestly to get that road here, and
returned TO this city Wednesday morn
ing crowned with victory, and onr citizens
to show their appreciation OF the work
he had done in securing the road gave
this reception and banquet in his honor,
There assembled about q hundred OF our
| citizens and their ladies. The assemblage
was called to order and DIR.
T. FL. Mathews was introduced
as the orator en- behalf of the people
He made q neat and forcible speech
I and was several times interrupted by
| bursts of applause. After the DR.. took
his ST at, Mi. Marshall arose and res
POI dsd IN q neat speech in which BIZ
gave q resume of the work he had don.
and the pleasing reealts accomplished
through that work. Mr.. nj. was follow
ed by Messrs. Cross, MCCARTHY, Roberts
Randolph and McLeiland. Prof. Bev-
eridge favored the. assemblage With
few choice selections on the piano ant
the quartetts sang one of the fourth
of July pieces; Mrs. F.. o. Randolph
played and sang q song ind Mis-
Minnie Vinkle ops.he piano and Prof
Beyeridge with the violin played 9 few
Selections Of choice music. Th
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PERSONAL.

Fred Schnauber came in from Scotland
to-day.
W. F. Munroe returned from Aber-
deem to-day.
F. L. Van Tassel started for Detriot
on business to-day.
Robt. Cox jr, visited vermillion and
returned yesterd ay.
Miss Becky Farmer returned from
Sioux City last plight.
David Bellon, sheriff of Hutchinson
county, was IN Yankton last night.
j. B. Thrall and SOB, OF Salt Lake
City. Utah, are guests at the Merchants.
Mrs. George A. Jackson returned to
Yankton last evening from an extended
eastern visit.
d. G. Trip, of the firm OF GIFTS and
Trip goes east or business tomorrow
to be absent several weeks.
General j. B. Dennis is very sick at
his residence in this CITY. Soiatic lum.
bagn is given as his ailment.
MIS-. l., W. Case, sister of Mrs. E. II,
Thompson, recently deceased, returned
to her home in Diana to-day, sitter q
brief %sciourn in Yankton.
O. P. WaInmann, of Minneapolis,
superintendent OF this division Of the
Erie telephone aad telegraph system,
was in Yankton last evening looking the
aychanua Dvar
Mrs. s. g. Lamm and daughters
Misses Essie and Rosa, mother and sis
tiers OF Mrs. VIM. Blatt, reached
Yankton ut noon to-day for a visit, Mr.
Blatt met them in Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Katz and children
left this afternoon for the east to be
absent two months. Mr., and Mrs. kat
! will visit New York at onee and return
ing remain a few days in Neensh, Wis.
| %copsln, Mrs. Katz's former home.
Miss Alice Cunningham is at home il
this city from Dubuque, Iowa, where
| she has attended the Catholic eonven
for q year. Miss Cunningham wa
awarded the gold medal for the greates
Improvement in p%enmanship last year.
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FOR DIVISION.

-
A Msss Convention of Yankton County
Voters Selects Delegates 10
Huron.
In compliance with the call of Chair.
man French o mass convention of the
voters of Yankton county assembled @.
the court house this afternoon to elect
seventeen delegates to the division con.
ventlon at Huron on the 18th of July.
Tue convention organized by the
election OF j. 81. O. Young chairman and
w. s. Bowen secretary.
L. b. French moved that the chair
appoint q committee of five, of which
Geo. r.. Soougal be chairman, to recon-
mend seventeen persons to the conven
ton as delegates to the Huron conven-
ton. The motion prevailed.
The chair appointed Geo. r. ScouRal,
l.. B. French, J. R. Gamble, w. 81. "a.
Beadle and Jacob Max as such commit.
tee. -
The committee reported the following
list of delegates to the Huron convention
Hugh j. Campbell. j. Fl. O. Young
W. FL II. Beadle, r. j. Gam
BILE, James Kingsbury, Sol
Wenzlnff, w. j. Bruce. Isaac Piles, Geo,
Fl. Hand. VIM. M. Powers, M. 7. Wool
ley, Newton Edmunds. George r.
Scougal, W. s. Bowen, A. T.. Van Osdel,
j.. r. Sanborn, W. 81. Stearns-twelve
republicans and five democrats.
The report was adopted, on motion OF
b. s. Williams.
On motion OF George a. Hand, the
delegates present at Huron, in person
or by proxy, we're instructed to cast the
full vote of the delegation.
On motion the convention adjourned.
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assemblage then adjourned to the
banquet hall and enjoyed the bonntiful
repast that was spread before them,
Everything being as merry as a marriage.
feast. After the banqcet the assemblage
returned to the parlors and enjoyed
themselves in social conversation, music,
etc. At a late hour the a~ssenbiage broke
up. ell voting the affair a complete sue
cess.
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Reward S25 to s1oG,

Stolen from J. D. Woodland on June
18th, 1887, one chestnut sorrel horse, II
years old, 16 hands high, thin in feeh,
shoulders called, bunch ON left shoulder
and bare foot.
Will pay $25 for recovery of horse and
800 for horse and thief.
j. ID. WooDARD, Grant Center
s. f. Gears, Onaws. Iowa.
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a GA R II.

To all who are suffering nom the error nd
indiscretions of yoush, nervous weakness, early
decay. loesof manhood. &C.. I wifi send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BIZ q missionary In South
America. Send a seif-addssssed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T, INMAH, Stasioa D, NzV York Gitp
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS win be received at
- the city clerks office until July 7th, 1881. at
z: 30 O'Clock . m. for exoavating and filing of
ditch for extension of water mains on Walnut
street from 6sh to 4th street. On Third street
much Of such distance ne may be deemed
necessarily. On Cedar street from Sd street to
Iaa street. R;d. 4. iHn ~ ns Of S,.dh ~ !; as c,, ZEE. mg fne sI
foot. Work to be done under the directions of
committee and superintendent of water works.
The committee reasrvs tae right, to rejectsany
| feet deep. JACOB BRAUCH,
Chairman Committee on Water Works.
| July 9TH, 1851
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Cement Walks.

/ am now prepared to put down the
Cement walk, the same as that laid in
front OF the residence of e. P. Wilcox.
Price 20 cents per foot. Send in your
orders early rs I wish to order q car load,
Adress Box 1172, A. GRAVE, Yankton.
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Fine views Of the city Of Yankton made
by Mic Wulpi, on exhibition at Dudley,
Richey & Gross hardware store. For
sale st Mo Wuipi's photograph gallery
on Douglas avenue.
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artist.

Anna Ray will give lessons in oil paint
ing and orayon, also fill orders. Ladies'
desiring instruction please call at the
Merchants Hotel o. at the Boston"
dry goods house.
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Yours Truly
VIM. H. Sri

P. s. Since writing my letter there
has been o glorious rain. 1t commenced
Saturday morning about two O'Clock and
still continues. While some small grain
is past recovery many fields will now
probably yield eight or ten bushels of
wheat to the acre and oats in the same
proportion. Corn, potatoes and garden
Vegetables have been greatly benefited.
w. 81, s,
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THE WEATHER..

Max. Thermometer 81.
MIN. Thermometer SO.
sfDenotes trace of rain fall.
MEAN TEMPERATURE
For July 6. 1887, 1870.
For the same date during the past thirteen
e. II. THOMPSON,
aere't Signal Corps. u. &. a.
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views Of HONE.

The boss screen doors at the ST. Croia
Lumber company's yard.
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DAKOTA CROPS.

.
Reports by a Traveller who Drove to
Wagon.
Correspondence Press and Dakotaian:
On the 10th of June I started from
Yankton, driving through TO Onlda,
Sully county, arriving here the evening
of the Esd.
The outlook for crops differs very
much in the different localities. Many
fields of corn IN the southern part of the
territory, on account of squirrels, cut
worms and bad seed, have o poor stand,
and yet there Will be a good yield. Be-
tween Scotland and Mitchell there has
not been much rain and there will
hardly be an average crop. About
Woonsocket and on toward Aipena there
has been much rain and there certainly
will be an abundant harvest. At and
about Wolsey it has been dry while at
St. Lawrence, Miller and on to Rec
Heights the outlook is encouraging.
From there on to Blunt it is very dis
e%ouraging, but is a little better at Onida.
The people of Suily are somewhat
discouraged, and yet the majority have
faith in the country They believe. in
time there will be an abundance of rain
and that this is the only great lack, 80
that when it comes they will have a great
country.
There is no railroad as yet through the
county. but there is now at this writing
a survey being made, running from
Aberdeen to Pierre.
The people here have given myself
and family q hearty Welcome. The OUT
look for christian work is encouraging.
In time I expect to see many of the
young men and young of Sully
county attending Yankton college.
Yours Truly,
TNLaF
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Hotel and Boarding House for
Sale or Rent.
The Griffin property situated on the
corner.of Cedar and Fifth street known
as the Central hotel for sole or rent.
Locstior convenient to theNorthwestern
depot. WHITMAN P. DEWEY.
E-Herald please copy.
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april
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be veal
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Reports by a Traveller who Drove to
SuLy County From AankLon in a
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A Msss Convention of Yankton County
Voters Selects Delegates 10
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SECOND n u r.x:,euns1oxS TO THE SEA "a

~ E,8,9 - v Il "a 4tt
Via tho Picturesque u. 3 o. to Atlantic City
and Cape May, TharsdAy, July II.
This Ia the grandest excursion ever Of.
Tered to The public involving a ride over
tho "Plc.nrelque line Of America" along
tho beautiful Potomac, through historic
Harpers Ferry, Washington, D. O., Balti.
more and Philadelphia. Train Of parlor
cars and Eat Lake coaches will leave
depot, Wheeling, at $500 a. NJ. arriving
In Philadelphia at 5S:45 P. NJ. Next day
passengers will leave on any regular train
Tor Atlantic City or Cape May. Tickets
will be good for ten days, with etop.oil
privilege at Washington City returning.
Fare for round trip, $40 90. rs d
Practically the entire journey will DO
made by daylight, thus aaording an op.
portunity to see tho superb mountain and
valley acenery, which haa won for tho
Baltimore & Ohio tho distinction Of being
1.-THE Picturesque Limo Of America" IA
This 10 undoubtedly tho moat attractive
excursion ever offered at 90 low rate. A
week Of the Sea Shore and visit to Wash.
ington, the National Capital adorned with
magnificent monuments and statues, ma
jestio public buildings, stored with objects
OF general and historic fntereat, beautiful
parks and thoroughiares. IS
For further information apply to agents
OF the D. 4 o. +. r., or to e. ais 81
.gE Ri, a., Z. D. SMITH,
isFl Div paRa ct pttebnrph Pa n,
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BlikAKFAsr nUDGEr.

Columbus, Ga, is the only city in the
South that has no morning newspaper.
Elijah Youpgblood, OF Coffee county,
Georgia, has killed 900 deer and 240 wild
cats. 7js z (, - n y583l
South Carolina co1ored people who emf.
grated TO Liberia some years ago are doing
little else than starving.
There are $500 hotels In New York
State and the hotei.keepera arc going to
form an association Tor mutual protec.
ton, N7& k lyi5s%f
Francis D. Tull, an old resident Of Ger.
mantown, Pa, Just deceaeed, waH married
sixty.three Yeas, and had five children,
thirty.three grandchildren and eighteen
grest.grandchildren.
Prof. E. s. Morse, OF Salem, Mass., now
hiss collection Of moro than 1000 piccoa
OF Japanese pottery, all historically classi.
fed and representing every era In tho de-
yslopment Of the art.
It Ia understood that the election oil tho
Rev. DR.. Munger ss q trustee OF Yale Uni.
versity has no theological nignilcence;
that 10, no expression by the university on
the Andoyer question. sR
Under recent orders from the British
War Office not go distinguished man as
General Sherman was allowed to visit
Halifax citadel and the forts when he WAS
in that city the other day.
A very old colored woman, who spent
many yeara Of her lille on Long Island,
where she worked in the market galisns,
Gays that however bad the mosquitoes
uaed 10 be they never attacked her among
the cucumber veins. 'i3s
| From 1887 to 1887 the population OF
England increased IS per cent and that Of
Scotland 60 per cent, while the population
OF Ireland suffered the startling decline OF
40 per cent. From q population OF S.000,-
600 people in 1887 there was decreased
to 4 $50 900 in 1887. The rate OF decay is
now increasing. }.ls2
The production Of iron in this country
the tirst six months Of tho year was 8, l57,-
2l7 tons, against 2 1881, 6S7 the correspond
ing period OF 1886; that ia, the output Ia
increasing at the rate OF about 1000, 900
tons year. The imports Of iron ore in
the first five months Of this year wera
5l5. S02 tons, against 42l, 437 in 1886; pig
and scrap iron, SIS, APO, against 49,, 00s;
manufactured iron and steel, 405, 22o,
against 1925. Yet the atock Of tho
various sorts OF iron on hand has not in
creased, and aome grades are hard to OBJ
tain in large quantitiee.
J. @. Jacobsen, n famous brewer, rs-
Gently died at Copenhagen. He studied
bis vocation in England, Auatrls, and
Germany, and having come to the conclu.
sion that the art Of brewing was capable
Of further Improvement, he established q
laboratory, on which he expended 2,00O,.
900 crowns, and in which many important
discoveries were made. He was 3 great
sdmirer OF art, and always ready to sssist
young artists in financial straits. He also
ppent large sums in building Ecleutific
museum and in charitable bequeats. When
he built his brewery in 1916 it yielded
$4,000 hec!olitres. Last year the yield was
200 900. r.
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TnusrEE's SALE,
SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

~ = .
By virtue OF a decd Of trust made by James A,
Rico 10 the undersigned ,uStes, dated on the nth
day Of June, In tho year 1881 aud recorded In the
Office OF the CLERK OF the County Court Oh Marshall
county, West Virginia, In Decd Of Trus. Book No.
door Of the Court Housaot Marshall county,
: SATURDAY, aith DAY OF sEpTEM Der, 1857, .
commencing at tea o'clock 4. W, certain tract OF
land situate on the waters OF Hickman. 4 branch
OF Fish creek In Marshall county, West Virginia.
corner To said Rice In the MatBha and etze coun
y Line north so1to west i4s poles 10 stone pile In
Eisw's line: thence north go east COX poles 10 q
stake aud ". o. bush III road. an agIeed corner
between Pftelson, Rice and Flaw; therce south
SlEe west 2 poles 10 n stone near the road; thence
north 90 west 20 poles to stone; thence south G5'
west u poles 70 an OAK; thence south 25' west 10
poles toa hickory; thence north $50 west % poles
south S0o west l0211 poles to bush corner OF Val.
eItine Btoman; thence north Al poles 10 4 stone
within one rod OF sugar marked aS n corner;
es S o1s q ESs fs ss
line nortn 2sao east 50 poles to astoe near pine;
sS1o east l6 poles to VI o.; thence north 42o east
to red oak; thence north IL east 6 poics ' to
red oak; thence north 500 east 26 poles 10 bush;
thence north 3s' cast IS poles TO y sugar; thence
south e4' east 1876 poles 10 the Temporary line and
with the same south % east 25 poles TO the bcgia.
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and three-fourths Of an acre, be tho same more OF
less. sEiAs 9... -, y ~ % z7g =
TERMS OF sALE--one.half OF the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay cash. and the residue III one year with
Interest thereon from the DAY OF sale, the puf.
chaser TO give his note with approved security, and
tho title to be retained or decd ol trust given 70
secntc the deferred payment
Title believed to be good, but selling as trustee
Will only sell aud convey such title as l. vested IN
me. Gs5T7ssil - r. ;ig,GS JOHN J, JONES,
jc70 1877 IA q &. u is55l ~ Trustee.
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domestic Services.

@ In England they have the "aervant
/ girlquestien" just as 40 have here, though
\ perhaps in ntill moro aggravated form.
4 Some Of the best British minds hays at.
I tempted to desl with it, and atill the
problem awaits solution. A writer in the
Ninetsenth Century Gays there is 4 steady
average deterioration. Girls prefer to
work long houru at loss actual compensa-
! ton in mills and factories. Domestic
work Is repulsiyo to them, and the cook.
cry schools do not draw them.
It 10 therefore suggested that the world
needs kitchen colleges III which the fee
shall be small, and where the usual col.
4 ege accomplishments Of public exhibi.
lions, prizes and diplomas may be relied
Oh to attract the talent .whichis to do the
homework and the kitchen work Of the
country. /. ~:
Is This suggestion might meet SOME casea,
but still 1t does not overcome the growing
repugnance to domestic service, which,
though 1t be; more remunerative than fac.
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Iienl Ehtntn Snle.

The Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio,
will, on Monday, the 25th of July, 1857, at
O'Clock p. NJ, offer at public sale at the
front door OF the court house, st. Clairs-
vile, Ohio, the property formerly owned
by Amos Osborne, short distance west
Of the town OF Bridgeport, Ohio, and. now
occupied by Lewis I'd Woodnansse and
family. This property consists of nine.
tenthsS OF m aero Of land on which is
erected a very large and commodiors
brick building Of modern Style and many
outbuildings. 1t sis very pleasantly 10.
Gated and all its surroundings Of the most
inviting character, and being on the Ma
ton Road and on the line Of the proposed
street railway from Bridgeport, makes the
property very desirable to any one living
in tho city and wishing q country resi-.
dence. ~: :, ,55,.li
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Div. Pass. Agt., PIttsburgh, Pa.

( PEOPLE talk enough abou. their stom-
acis and suffer enough with them, but
not one in hundred knows what tho
stomach really is, nor what II looks like.
The wonderful manikin, or model Of the
human body, now to DO seen at Logan &
Co.'S drug atore, bridge corner, Main
street, Wheeling, w. Va, ia doing more
to correct mistakes and show the truth on
this point than a acorc OF lecturers could.
Go and see It and study the nature OF
Ksskine, tho now quinine, in connection
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tory work or shop service, Is thought to be
less independent and far less gentesl.
Theao considerations weigh more than
than that Of pay, and until a way shall be
found to overcome them, tho Servant
girl question" will remain an unaolved
and troublesome problem. Here Is an
opening for the men who wear corsets and
par. their hair In The middle. Z.